u/ashandare

I haven't experienced this for tv, but it's common in gaming subs to hate on a game and complain about the ways the poster wishes they were different.

and they're correct

I dunno, when I visited CDMX for work, my coworkers asked me if I'd ever had a taco before. When I answered yes, they followed up asking if it was from Taco Bell.

This. Not an asshole for wanting to break up, but likely asshole for starting the relationship if you were never attracted.

VFX rendering, keep it going round the clock.

He worked the 11PM -7AM shift.

A good 20 years ago now, one of my coworkers got mugged skateboarding down Lincoln to get to the office at 11PM. More recently some teens on bikes knocked on my window while I was in the left turn lane late at night, but they just wanted directions.

Oh, they don't always know. Mine didn't.

It's not too hard to find streets in LA with palms this tall, but I'm used to them being more uniform, here's an example via streetview https://maps.app.goo.gl/YSC6JLF4R7vTiL4a9

Though, I'm still on the side of thinking the OP's image is either AI or some sort of composite. The utility wires with no telephone poles is the bit that gets me most.

Assuming you mean Huntington Beach, maybe keep in mind that it's the sort of place that has somewhat recently had things like a White Lives Matter rally, and KKK fliers.

It really does, I have no idea where the three floors are from the photos. At first I assumed it was a little bungalow

5bd/2ba 2200 sqft isn't little to me

Depending upon the part of Los Angeles, and the time of day, an hour or so is definitely optimistic.

TBH first time I was in an internet cafe like this was a PC Bang in Korea in the 2010s.

Friend of mine actually had hand crank internet. It related to his modem and mouse sharing an IRQ, and downloads stalling if he didn't keep the mouse moving.

If you want to barely move each time the lights change

Dozens of us!

Nice to meet you James

It's not just laziness, I don't need RSI from too much clicking.

Ah. Silly you. You're only supposed to post opinions people will agree with.

I had multiple laptops and desktops... but I was in IT.

The Realm Online.

I've heard people say that South LA means the South Bay.

I thought it was in The Valley.

Which is probably at least part of why UCLA was the first to 100 total NCAA Championship titles. The biggest contributors being water polo and volleyball.